Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-08-20

contest for the buggy and at IL 20, clock
The count was made when it was found
that Mr.. CHASE ohnson had sold $43 worth
and the highest number of tickets and
the buggy was awarded to him. A festi-
val wound up the evenings entertain
ment which was very pleasant to all
who were present.
Nor TO be outdone by the older folks
the Young Mems Social club gave q little
soiree in honor Of Miss Carrie Harrison
and Miss Fannie Williams at the resi-
dence Of the President Mr. T. III. Gris-l
void Thursday evening. There were
present: Misses Gertie and Francis
Lewis, Of Nashville, Florence johnson,
of Minneapolis; E. Belle Smith, Blanche
Parker, Lizzie Geddy, Maggie Fogg,
Bertha Heathcock, Rena Brad berry,
Lulu and Nellie Griswold; Messrs. g. A.
Mason, G. 81. Bush, I. F. De Lyons, O.,
D. Howard, S. Alsop, B. Matthews, T.
King, j. Lrca, G.. G. Wilkins, j. Har-
mon, N. Boice, I. II. Griswold and j ].
@. Adams. They enjoyed themselves
tripping the light fantastic toe until a
late hour. Splendid music, splendid
spread as usual.
UPON the invitation Of sergt. j. D.
Cooper number Of our folks paid a
visit to Fort Smelling last Wednesday,.
The party comprised Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
Ball, Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Parker, Mr..
and Mrs. I. III. Iyles, Mesdames l. Hill,
NJ. E. Parker, Z, S. Boswell, A. Halston,
i j. Hurst, A. G. Russell, Jos. Hunster;
Misses Fannie Williams, Martie Gray,
Hattie Gibbs, Rosa Hill, Messrs, Bruce
Bryant, John Plymon, Rev. w Weaver,
/ ID. After an inspection of the Fort
and its many curiosities the party took
a trip to the famous falls of Minnellaha
under the escort of Sergts. Smith and
Ray. Upon returning to the Fort all
partook of a superb lunch which was
furnished by Mesdames Smith, Cooper
and Williams, dress parade was then
witnessed and the party returned to the
the city much pleased with their trip.
The game between the Quicksteps
nd the Fort Snelling's took place as ad-
vertised last Monday, resulting in vic
tory for the Quicksteps by a score Of II
to g. The game lasted 2 hours and Is
minutes. After the game the club and
their guests remained at the Fort and
witnessed the dress parade upon the in
vitation OF Sergts. Ray, Smith and Mes
senger Woodson, who made things very
pleasant for all. Among those who
were present from this city were: Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Fogg, Mr. and Mrs. G..
Waldron, Mesdames George Hall,
Amanda Brown, Misses Maggie Fogg.
Lizzie Geddy, Lulu and Nellie Girls
void, Messrs. l. Cunningham, G. II
Brown, II. Woodson, B. w. Dabney, S.
johnson, S. B. Holmes and Z. Me-
| Daniels.
| The Quicksteps go to Shakopee Mimi,
Tomorrow to play the Shakopee Re
serves. They leave the Union Depot at
$50 and all who wish to 60 are invited.
Fare for round trip $l.4O.
One OF the grandest of the grand re-
ceptlons ever given by Mrs. T. H. Lyles
took place at her charming residence
on st. Anthony hill last Tuesday even
ing in honor of Rev. w. Weaver, ID. D..
of the Madison street PRESBYTERIAN
church, Mr.. John Plyman, and Mrs.
John Hurst, Of Baltimore, and Miss
Martie Gray, Of Minneapolis, who are
visiting her. The house and lawn
We're beautifully decorated with Chinese
lanterns, plants, flowers, etc. The re-
treshments were first class and were
served by the incompatible caterer Mr..
f. ID. Parker. The strangers present
were Mr.. and Mrs. W. Laporte, of Little
Rock, Ark, Mesdames I. S. Boswell
and A. Halston, of New Orleans, La;
Miss Hattie Gibbs, of Oberlin, Ohio; and
Misses Nellie Banks and Fannie Will
llams, OF Kansas City, Mo. Besides
those mentioned there were about one
hundred of the best class of our society
people from the Twin Cities" All had
a deligh full time.
IT never rains, in St. Paul but it 2ours.
Mrs. ]. K. Hilyard gave five o'clock
lunch to the strangers and their hosts
and hostesses last Thursday evening that
proved to be one of the most enjoyable
occasions of the week; in fact, the spirit
OF enjoyment took such complete pos
session of the guests on the occasion,
that they forgot the passage of time and
all who were intending to go home on
the cars stayed until they had stopped
running. There were present: Rev.
DR.. w. Weaver, Mr.. J ohm Plymon and
Mrs. John Hurst, of Baltimore, Mes
DANES /. S. Boswell and A. Halston, of
New Orleans; Mrs. Jos. Hunter; of Gin
cinnatti; Miss Hattie Gibbs, of Oberlin;
Miss Nellie Banks, of Kansas City, Miss
Martie Gray. of Minneapolis; Mr.. Robt.
Hunton, of Canada; Mr.. and Mrs. I. ii.
Lyles, Mesdames L. A. Robertson, "A. 6.
Russell. Ed. Parker, Margaret Epps,
Lizzie Talbert, Geo. Hunton; Misses
Celia and Vodie Robertson, Mary Godett;
Messrs. L. Wilson, j. Pointer, w. and
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